LEXIVON Inch Pound Torque Wrench 1/4-Inch Drive | 20~200 in-lb/2.26~22.6 Nm (LX-181)

Very nice 1/4" drive, low range torque wrench. It looks and feel sturdy, seems accurate compared with my other torque wrenches, is inexpensive, and looks and feels like it will last until the cows some home. Make sure you want a 1/4" drive wrench, or you could get an adapter for 3/8" sockets, which should be easy to find.

Easy to use, well made torque wrench for smaller jobs. I’m impressed with quality and accuracy for such a low price. Fells solid, but not too heavy. Comes in a sturdy plastic case.

I wanted an inch pound torque wrench for smaller jobs to supplement my others torque wrenches when falling within the 20% rule for torque wrenches. I already have a Lexivon 10-80 Ft lb torque wrench that I like so I gave this 20-200 in-lb one a try. I used an Xlit digital torque adapter to check the calibration of the Lexivon and it fell within the stated tolerance levels. I like the included case, I also like the colors, especially the yellow painted numbers. I have some Craftsman torque wrenches and the engraved shiny numbers can sometimes be hard to read. The click is very soft, but you can fell the handle "break" over when the set value is achieved. For the price, this is a nice tool. Only negative is the handle does wobble against the main shaft very slightly, but this does not affect its operation or accuracy based on my test.

Worked great. Nice protective case. I just wish it had more teeth and didn’t need such a big swing to grab the next tooth.

Great tool comfortable to use very easy and clear instructions on storage carrying case is nice has a nice spot for the certificate of calibration. Need to extend the one year warranty from the factory it is easy to register on their website and extend it to 2 years.

Excellent torque wrench! Great company to answer questions! Easy to adjust, easy to torque bolts or nuts! Quality wrench!

Everything seems to be perfect with this torque wrench. I just finished a timing cover reseal on my 2001 Ford Esc 3.0l, and used this to torque the timing chain (front) cover, valve covers and upper and lower intake manifolds. The settings are easy to read with the black background and yellow markings. The setting locking mechanism is a bit wonky, but works. I had trouble with a couple of sockets releasing easily. Could be that those sockets were built too tight, because all of my older sockets released easily. For a sanity check, I torqued a bolt with my Proto 6016-3 lowered from its minimum of 20 ft pounds by 3 lbs, and the Lexivon at 200in-lb and they seemed reasonably close. I am sure there must be better tests using a pull scale, but I was satisfied that I was in the ballpark. If I was building a race car engine, I would be more concerned. This is definitely superior to just tightening bolts with no idea what they are torqued to, let alone being the same torque as the same bolt set on a cover. For those who are impatient and have never used a torque wrench before, there is a bit of a learning curve. Sometimes when the click happens it will be barely audible. Factors such as the use of an extension, how you are holding the wrench, and similar factors all relate to how loud the click is. This also applies to my $150 Proto 1/2". Sometimes the click, or release, is just kind of a thud. You have to get a feel for when it is going to occur, and ease into it. And then click it one more time without tightening further. The Lexivon is much smaller than a 1/2" tool, so you should expect it not to be as loud. With the Lexivon, I found the click to be perfectly fine in most instances, and when it was occasionally not, I paid more attention to the feel of the thud (release). I don't know about using it professionally, but I expect it to work fine for many years. Remember to store at the minimum torque setting and keep it in the accompanying case and it should last for years.

Pros: - Nicely made, feels solid - Nice storage case - Good price Cons: - Very weak click, especially at low torque (similar to other reviews) - Non-intuitive scale, e.g. to set 100 lb-inch, you set 95 plus 5 on the dial. - Certificate of calibration looks like it was mass printed vs individually filled out. I compared the torque with a digital torque wrench (higher range), and they were both in agreement. So I feel fairly confident in the accuracy.

Nice quality. Fits my purpose.

Boa Ferramenta. Comparei com um torquimetro beta e bateu certinho. Vem com case pra armazenamento e garantia de 2 anos ativada no site do fabricante.

I use this Torque Wrench for Small Jobs around the house. Small Centrifugal & Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps, Lawn Mowers, Motor Bikes, Boat Motors Etc, to Set “Precise” Torque on fittings to Original Equipment Manufacturer Standardss. Works for me. Perfect for my needs. The “Price is right for the quality of this tool”. I am happy with it.

Por su precio cumple bien, ya que viene certificado de calibración.

الجودة ممتازة اول مرة اشتري مفتاح عزم وما ندمت صغير ل اماكن ضيقة واشياء بسيطة الربط فقط وليس ل فك مسامير فهو ممتاز لوجه غطا بلوف والاشياء خفيفة وانصح فيه الجودة ممتازة وارقام واضحة